Robie House Window Replica Hanging Sculpture

The Robie Window is an exquisite reproduction of one of Frank Lloyd Wright's original stained-glass designs, created for the Frederick C. Robie House, built in 1910 in Chicago, Illinois. The Robie House is widely regarded as one of Wright's most significant accomplishments in the Prairie School architectural style. Its design was revolutionary for its time, emphasizing horizontal lines, open spaces, and a strong connection between the interior and exterior environments. The house is renowned for its extensive use of art glass windows, which are integral to its design, bringing light, color, and nature into the home in a unique way. The Robie Window showcases Wright's mastery of geometric abstraction, with the glass panel featuring intricate patterns of horizontal and vertical lines, creating a balanced composition reminiscent of natural motifs such as prairie grasses or rain. This window design embodies Wright's philosophy of organic architecture, where art and structure come together to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings. The interplay of clear and colored glass allows the panel to refract sunlight, casting beautiful patterns and a warm glow into the space. Crafted from a high-quality metal frame and hand-cut glass pieces, this decorative window panel comes rea(more...)